Whether you are looking for adaptive rowing club or just want to learn more, here is a list of U.S. Rowing’s adaptive rowing centers throughout the nation. Below is a list of adaptive rowing programs in the United States, by state.
ALABAMA
University of Alabama Adaptive Rowing
Tuscaloosa, AL
205-348-7991
Not all docks are created equal. As there are a multitude of outdoor activities that one can enjoy at a lake, river, marsh or other waterfront, there are a plethora of equipment options to help you enjoy those activities.
Rowing docks are docks especially designed for rowing, sculling, crewing or paddling. Often times rowing centers are built on lakes and rivers and managed by universities, rowing clubs, or government agencies (local municipalities, parks, etc.).
Often, we receive phone calls “What is low profile or freeboard for rowing docks?”
Those not familiar with rowing, sailing or other aquatic sports often ask, what is a low profile dock or what is freeboard? This is a very important quality of an aluminum floating dock for rowing centers and a vital consideration when designing a rowing center.
Imagine boarding or exiting a boat or a boat’s cockpit. The larger the height differential between the rowing dock and the boat the more difficult it is to get in or out of a boat. Factor in a poorly designed floating dock that is unstable as well as a boat floating on choppy water. Moving from the dock to boat becomes increasingly difficult especially when the rower is squeezing into a narrow racing shell with other rowers also moving about. Rowing is best enjoyed without falling in!
Owners and managers of rowing centers as well as rowing and paddling clubs want heavy duty aluminum-frame floating rowing docks at their facility. Rowing docks are designed for long-term performance with the rower in mind.
BoardSafe’s floating rowing docks can be found at numerous rowing centers around the United States. The BoardSafe rowing docks are made in America and designed for commercial and residential applications.
